Unilateral action by the United States will not reduce greenhouse gas emissions in any significant way, but it will reduce U.S. economic growth and destroy millions of American jobs, especially in the manufacturing sector.
Dave Camp argues against unilateral U.S. action on climate change due to potential job losses.
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